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Philosophy - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Ad Hominem- attacking the person instead of the argument
      - Sliperry slope- assuming a relatively small first step will inevitably lead to a chain of related (negative) events
      - Appeal to authority- claiming something is true because an "expert", qualified or not, says it is
      - Straw man- creating a distorted or simplified caricature of your opponent's argument, and then arguing against it
      - Hasty generalization- drawing a general conclusion from a tiny sample
      - Red herring- introducing irrelevant material to the argument to distract and lead towards a different conclusion
      - Ad Populum/ Appeal to common practice- claiming something is true because it is commonly practiced
- - - - The disjunction is false when both the p and the q are false
    - - False when both p and q true or when both p and q are false
  - - - True only when both p and q are true
  - - - False only when the antecedent is true however the consequent is false.
  - - - False if 1. the antecedent is false and the consequent true, or 2. the antecedent is true and the consequent is false